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This historic trade hub serves as a gateway to the Eastern Highlands’ national parks, fascinating visitors with rugged mountains and museums.
Whether your closet needs a spring cleaning or you’re simply running out of room, these organizations can use your unwanted garb for good.
With additional funding, the project can move forward with construction slated to start later in 2024.
Remnants of this late 19th-century architectural movement still stand in neighborhoods across Portland.
This list of volunteer opportunities around Rose City includes everything from fostering a pet to mentoring at-risk youth.
Three new animation and stop-motion courses will be offered and a new associate’s degree is in the pipeline.
Join a workshop to learn how to fix things yourself or drop your ride off at a local shop.
The framework will be updated with input from the community and staff from multiple city bureaus and regional and state agencies.
The bike path and multi-use trail are expected to open around April 1.
You may not have to spend a dime on the way to getting your tax refund.
It’s National Poetry Month, and our readers are invited to submit original poems in a special PDXtoday contest.
Midway through the 20th century, modernization arrived for better and for worse.
We’ve got a game for you — test your knowledge of how well you know Portland’s points-of-interest by the address alone.
Most of the funding will be used to build a cover over part of Interstate 5, reconnecting the Lower Albina community.
Qualifying events can seek financial and technical assistance to “advance the city’s economic and cultural revitalization.”
The trend marks slowly increasing gains since bike ridership numbers dropped during the pandemic.
Multnomah County Library’s largest location, originally opened in 1913, has improved ADA access, new furniture and carpet, a dedicated teen space, and more.
Accessibility improvements were funded by $1 million in parks system development charges include.
The mole-like machine will clear the way for an outfall pipeline transporting treated water to the Willamette River.
There are several steps to take in order to become a responsible hobbyist pilot.
Metro will put a new 15 year, $380 million bond in front of voters this May.
Keeping our city’s roads smooth is a monumental task, but you can pitch in.
Upgrades to the 16-acre site in the Brentwood-Darlington neighborhood include a new playground and wildlife viewing spots.
Check out this list of local spots to host your special event.
It’s likely that you’ve never have heard of it, but about 829 people live on this 0.17 square miles of land, incorporated as a result of a historic clash with the Oregon Highway Commission.
Downtown Portland Clean & Safe’s year-end report compared annual pedestrian trends within its 213-block district.
Interest rates are set to fall, but what will prices do? Hear from one local expert.
The city of Portland encourages residents to keep calm and carry on.
Preliminary renderings show features like an outdoor stage and chandelier that will honor its namesake drag queen.
To say times were tough would be a vast understatement, but the City of Roses persevered, surviving economic and social struggles.
Portland Parks & Recreation will prioritize in-person reservations on Monday, Jan. 8, 8 a.m.-12 p.m.